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I found this web site for any one who is interested in E3b (E1b1b1). (community.haplozone.net) It is dedicated only to M35 and its derivatives (most likely not the appropriate term for this). Also, the American Journal of Human Genetics is a great source of information. I have been going to...

Thanks. Another question: My brother tested E1b1b1 (M35). Our paternal ancestry is British. We are surprised. Knowing how common R1b's are, we thought our family would be also. Where did E1b1b1 originate? Where is it most common now?

Hi everyone: I just joined and have lots of questions. I recently learned that my mtDNA is T2. This is not surprising, since my maternal ancestry is from Eastern Europe. My questions are: 1. Which ancient civilizations are T2? 2. What is the Y-chomosome group that migrated with T2? 3. When...